I don't know why everybody who asks where do I work and I answer "I work from home" is sooo amazed with my answer. Okay. It sure does have pros like I don't need to get up so early, no gas expense, no meal expense (at least the folks prepare my food), no traffic to get stuck on on rush hour, and I can work while watching my fave tv show or I can even turn up the volume and no one will tell me to minimize it. But is sure does have its cons. I am a 21-yr old girl in a new place. I need new people in my life! Not just the ones I just IM. One of the things I look forward to when I was still working in Manila was choosing what to wear the next day. Yes, I am kikay. I love dressing up especially now that I have a closet-full of clothes and nice heels. And whenever I go to the mall and see those corporate attires, I feel sad that I don't buy them. I can't wear an office attire if I ain't gonna go to an office, right? I was really lucky that my first job was in a good environment. I really enjoyed it and it's now sort of a benchmark. I'm young, I'm in a new place. I want to explore. I want to make new friends. I want to really feel how was it working in a foreign land with foreign officemates whom I get to see each day. And want to have an accent! HAHAHA. And it is really lonely to work alone.

I know I am lucky to have a job. I am not taking that for granted. What I do in Manila was exactly what I do now, but it's different. Everyday seems routinary. I remember way back in my 2nd interview, Sir Kent asked "what do you think about a routinary work?" and I answered "if you're doing the same thing everyday, you'll gain expertise". And now I am an expert on being indifferent.

I feel like I can't start a new life here coz I'm stuck at home facing my computer. I don't know if I can take this for a long time.